Whats the novel called 🙂

Stop? What good would that do? They have to try things in order to treat things. That’s science. Shitty some things won’t help or make things worse but that’s the way it is.

1000% sounds sociopathic to want to change someone’s brain even when they do no harm Jaír because they don’t fit society, th is is how we know many professors and scientists are sociopathic because that is self serving

It does come out/shine through eventually, 100%. I recently broke up with someone because it didn't feel right. Every sign pointed to psychopathy, so I left as safely as I could.

I think a lot of these modern writers tend to idealize or even glamorize the psychopath. There’s a book called “The wisdom of psychopaths” and I understand what it was trying to do, and some of the chapters did make sense in a way but it inevitably ended up glorifying them and basically said that they are smarter and more evolved than regular people. That’s how I read it anyway.

@@fromunderthekilt6310 I’ve read it too. I can understand how u could end up feeling like it glorified them. I guess it did in some ways but then it’s backed with studies and science. It’s a 100% sure psychopath are more capable in certain jobs and maybe managing their “emotions”. So yeah you could say it glorifies them because the author mostly talk about the “good” sides of it. But the purpose of the book isn’t to put them on a pedestal, it’s for neurotypical people to try to learn from them and implements those good things in their lives. There is an entire chapter about 2 guys living in a high security psychiatry facility so this isn’t really glorifying. They don’t glorify psychopaths, they’re more explaining how some psychopathic traits could be a good thing to use in your everyday life. Finally I guess you’re still a bit right, the author states his father was probably psychopathic and he’s still in admiration of this paternal figure so he could be biased.

That's actually not true at all. People with psychopathy absolutely 100% can have a very deep seated need to exact revenge when they feel they have been wronged in some way. Some are indifferent to it, but that is definitely not the case with all of us. A huge misconception is that people with psychopathy are devoid of emotion, or have an inability to feel emotion, and that's not the case at all. You have an obvious lack of understanding of what an actual psychopathic individual is like.

My son is obsessive about “getting back at people” it’s one of the strongest driving forces of his behaviors. Sometimes he will even make up a situation like that to give him a reason to get back at someone.

​@@VioletHeyokaI'm sorry, is your son diagnosed with Conduct Disorder or Oppositional Defiant Disorder and Callous Unemotional traits?

@@JDdr86 depends on what doctor we are talking to. All agree he has adhd, some say autism, some don’t, Therapist agrees with psychiatrist on the CD with Calus, unemotional traits looking at a future APD diagnosis. When he goes to the phyc ward (he’s been baker acted or 5150’d for some states several times) they say ODD. I feel like they down play his behaviors mostly because they don’t spend enough time around him to get past the manipulation stage game he plays. I agree with his doctors that know him for years. He finds something he wants and will do anything to get it including hurting people/lying/manipulating which I feel he gets a high from, and once he gets it he doesn’t care about it anymore and finds a new target. He gets angry if anyone asks him how he would feel if someone did what ever behavior he’s doing to him, it’s been a rage trigger for him since age 6 along with the word no. Sometimes he will demand something he knows is impossible to obtain just for the rage/fight cycle. He can’t make or keep friends, no one wants to be around him including our family, it’s really tough. It’s just him and I at home and he comes home from school and throws all his negativity and angry from the day directly at me. He has physically hurt animals, other children, his grandmother, draws machine guns and violent scenes (he’s never seen anything like that in person and is very limited on his tv watching, no internet/socials. I could go on and on.